Hermès continues its legacy of refined craftsmanship and timeless design with the Bleus d’Ailleurs collection—a striking tableware line that blends heritage with harmony. Drawing inspiration from global journeys and the idea of shared moments, the collection’s name translates to “Blues from Elsewhere,” reflecting its cosmopolitan spirit. At the heart of Bleus d’Ailleurs is a careful interplay of cobalt blue and white, two timeless tones that create a sense of both contrast and cohesion. The designs feature geometric and organic patterns that flow from the edge of a plate to the handle of a cup, evoking movement, rhythm, and unity. Each piece is crafted from fine porcelain, offering a balance of function and artistry. The collection is meant to bring people together—“gathering from afar but at the same table”—highlighting Hermès’ philosophy of shared experience and refined living. Whether used for everyday dining or special occasions, Bleus d’Ailleurs adds a sophisticated, global touch to the table. Explore the full collection at: www.hermes.com . By ML. Photos/Hermès

MUVE is excited to work alongside our community in partnership with  Miami-Dade County’s Miami EcoAdventures  to care for our critical coastal habitats through nature-based volunteerism. On  Saturday, July 19,  we will plant native sea oats to enhance beach dunes and conduct a community science-based beach cleanup. All tools and materials will be provided. We recommend a reusable water bottle, closed-toe shoes, sun and bug protection, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty!  Directions to check-in Check-in will be located at Crandon Park on Key Biscayne. The exact meeting location will be sent out in an email the day before the event. Parking Parking is free for registered volunteers and passes will be provided upon check-in.  Community Service Hours We offer community service hours at all MUVE events. Please find us after the event to sign forms. Safety The completion of Frost Science waiver and Miami-Dade County waiver are required for participation. These waivers are both included in the online registration process. Time and Date: July 19, 2025 at 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Location: Crandon Park Visitor and Nature Center 6767 Crandon Park Blvd Key Biscayne, FL 33149 By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

'The Miami Years' is a focused exhibition examining the underlying impact of Miami’s contradictory marks of sophistication and decadence, exuberance and decay on Rachel Feinstein’s rich and sweeping practice centered on the commission of a panorama mirrored wall. The exhibition is happening now until August 17th, 2025 at the The Bass . While early influences include figures like Carolee Schneemann and Kiki Smith, there is another less-considered though powerful undercurrent in Feinstein’s work: Miami. The artist grew up in “The Magic City” during the 1980s. Miami , then and now, is defined by the collision of extremes. From lush landscapes of extraordinary natural beauty juxtaposed with industrial wasteland, to glittering façades adjacent to crumbling urban neglect, to clashing architectural styles found in any single block, South Florida is enmeshed in escapist fantasy while simultaneously embroiled in the conflicted realities of contemporary life, politics and the environment.  Visit HERE to learn more! This exhibition is curated by The Bass Adjunct Curator James Voorhies and Claudia Mattos Associate Curator of New Media Art. This exhibition is presented with support by Gagosian, Givenchy and PHILLIPS. Additional support is provided by Arison Arts Foundation, Dry Farm Wines, Funding Arts Network, The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach and Zaytinya. By ML Staff. Art by Rachel Feinstein, courtesy of The Bass, Miami Beach.

Gucci celebrates the iconic GG Monogram in a new campaign starring Emily Ratajkowski, captured by Daniel Arnold against the golden light of Cannes. Blending movement and stillness, the imagery showcases contemporary handbags and heritage-inspired travel pieces from the Gucci Savoy line. At its center is the debut of the Gucci Giglio handbag—an homage to the brand’s Florentine roots—alongside expanded Ophidia styles echoing 1970s design. With signature elements like GG canvas, gold hardware, and the Web stripe, the campaign reaffirms the Monogram as a timeless emblem of the House’s evolving legacy. For more info visit gucci.com . By ML Staff. Photos by Gucci.

Celebrated minimalist and internationally renowned interior designer Joseph D’Urso first translated his signature aesthetic to furniture for Knoll in 1980. Among those pieces was the D’Urso Occasional Table - an iconic design, reissued at this year's Salone del Mobile 2025. Now available in North America, the D’Urso Occasional Table is available in three sizes. Durably constructed of welded steel with polished and glossy painted finishes, the reissued table reflects its surroundings, seamlessly becoming part of the environment. Its functional design, industrial materials, and concealed casters align with the high-tech design movement of the 1970s and reflect D’Urso’s preference for objects that feel more engineered than styled. The open lower shelf of the table acts as a second tabletop, offering space to store and display books and objects while keeping the top surface clear and uncluttered. Because the items below are still visible, they’re celebrated but not obtrusive. From its two-level structure to its caster wheels, every aspect of this table is thoughtfully designed for both form and function. It’s a small piece of architecture within a living space. The reissue is now shoppable at Knoll.com . By ML Staff. Photos/Knoll

CityPlace Doral  – South Florida’s premier wellness, entertainment, dining and restaurant destination – is teaming up with RECREA to host  Family Fun Fridays  once a month at the Fountain Plaza. Each month, families will enjoy a lively dance party with different themes, a live DJ, entertainment, interactive games and more fun activities for the entire family to enjoy. On Friday, July 11, families can enjoy Soccer Fest with an inflatable soccer field, penalty shoot, foosball table, Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappe and other costumed characters for photo opportunities. By ML Staff. Courtesy of CityPlace Doral. Photo by Fotonio 2020

Sit down with Wolfsonian social media manager Chris Lopez for a special viewing of his three-screen video installation in World's Fairs: Visions of Tomorrow , followed by a conversation with Bookleggers Library director Nathaniel Sandler. Together, they'll unpack the piece and its use of a dynamic collage of archival footage to reveal the emotional undercurrents of world's fairs. Date: Thursday, July 17, 2025 Time: 7–8pm Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

Saint Laurent presents its Pre-Fall 2025 collection, a sharp continuation of the brand’s signature sophistication under the creative direction of Anthony Vaccarello. Sleek, refined, and confidently minimal, the collection embraces tailoring, modern femininity, and timeless silhouettes. Strong shoulders, nipped waists, and fluid trousers dominate the lineup, offering a nod to the brand’s 1980s archives while maintaining a distinctly contemporary edge. Luxe materials like silk, leather, and wool are rendered in a subdued palette—think deep neutrals, rich earth tones, and the occasional flash of ivory or gold. Outerwear takes center stage, with longline coats and cropped jackets styled effortlessly over barely-there knits and high-waisted pants. Slim sunglasses, statement belts, and sculptural heels complete each look, reinforcing the brand’s confident aesthetic. Eveningwear gets a restrained but impactful update—draped gowns, sheer layers, and open backs emphasize quiet sensuality over overt drama. It’s a collection designed for movement and power, ideal for the woman who values presence without excess. Vaccarello’s direction remains consistent: sharp lines, minimal fuss, maximum impact. This Pre-Fall 2025 offering further solidifies Saint Laurent’s place at the forefront of modern luxury fashion—equal parts Parisian cool and global sophistication. For more information and to view the full collection, visit www.ysl.com . By ML staff. Images courtesy of Saint Laurent.

Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture collection for Dior blended historic house codes with modern flair. Shown at the Musée Rodin, the collection explored femininity, transformation, and craftsmanship. The set featured nine textile panels by Indian artist Rithika Merchant, made with the Chanakya ateliers and School of Craft, emphasizing Dior’s global collaborations. Chiuri updated classic silhouettes like the 1958 Trapèze and 1952 Cigale with contemporary fabrics. The lineup included sheer embroidered tulle, feathered organza capes, and sculptural crinolines in soft tones of ecru, beige, and pale butter. Punk-inspired mohawks adorned with flowers and raffia feathers added a rebellious edge to the collection’s theme of metamorphosis. To learn more visit: www.dior.com . By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of Dior.

A fresh dining experience has arrived in Miami Beach, bringing the bold, diverse flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean to the South of Fifth neighborhood. Cleo , nestled inside the historic Balfour , serves modern, shareable plates with its “mezze-style” menu designed to bring people together. Credit: Paul Ayala When guests enter the restaurant, they are immediately transported to a space where the energy of the Mediterranean comes alive. The warm, welcoming art deco-inspired interiors are enhanced by natural light, Balearic jazz and a central olive tree, transforming Cleo into a chic gathering spot perfect for long lunches, date nights and lively celebrations. Guests can also dine in the poolside courtyard or on the terrace. Credit: Cleo The kitchen is helmed by Chef Camila Olarte, a culinary mastermind with over 15 years of experience crafting globally inspired dishes that push the boundaries of flavor. Chef Olarte’s expertise has been honed through her roles at some of the world’s finest dining establishments, including Los Fuegos by Francis Mallman, The Surf Club Restaurant by Thomas Keller, and The French Laundry, Napa Valley’s prestigious three-Michelin-starred restaurant. Highlights include Moutabel ($10), a smoky eggplant dip topped with pomegranate; crispy Spicy Cigars  ($14) filled with spiced lamb; Wagyu Beef Skirt Steak Kebabs ($36); and fresh, flaky Grilled Branzino ($40). The restaurant’s beverage program is equally refined, offering expertly crafted cocktails that mirror the sophistication of the menu. Libations include signature cocktails like the 3 Coasts Martini ($17), a blend of French vodka, Italian aromatized wine and Spanish sherry, and the Basbousa Ramos ($16), a spiced twist on a classic cocktail with hints of saffron and Amalfi lemon. During happy hour, unwind with $5 Mythos beer, $10 signature cocktails and half-off wines by the glass.  Credit: Cleo Located at 350 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139, Cleo offers breakfast daily from 8:30 a.m. to noon and lunch from noon to 3 p.m., with happy hour mezzes and drinks available at the restaurant bar, dining room, exterior terrace and tropical poolside courtyard from 3-6 p.m. Dinner is served Sunday through Thursday from 5-10 p.m. and extended until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. For reservations, book via OpenTable , email CleoMiami@morgansoriginals.com  or call 305.913.6552. For more information, visit cleomiami.com  or follow on Instagram . By ML Staff. Courtesy of Cleo.

Michael Elkins, Esq. , founder and partner of Fort Lauderdale-based  MLE Law , has been selected to the 2025 Florida Super Lawyers List. This is the seventh consecutive year that Elkins has been selected as a Super Lawyer (2019–2025). He was previously selected as a Super Lawyers Rising Star for five consecutive years (2011–2015).    The top 5% of lawyers in Florida are selected by Super Lawyers. The top 2.5% of lawyers in Florida are selected for the Rising Stars honor by Super Lawyers. Elkins is a nationally quoted employment, business and sports attorney representing businesses, municipalities and individuals in labor and employment, business and sports matters. In addition, he provides outside General Counsel services (daily corporate advice, preparation and review of corporate documents, creation of corporate entities, merger and acquisition representation).    A litigation attorney for nearly 25 years, Elkins continues to disrupt how lawyers attract and retain business by utilizing technology to make the business of law more efficient and beneficial for clients. In 2018, Elkins founded the “Quarter Four” podcast, of which he is the creator and host. On the podcast, he covers the intersection between business and sports. He provides listeners with an inside view into the psychology of what makes individuals successful on and off the field.   Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The annual selections are made using a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates, and peer reviews by practice area. The result is a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys.   “Being named to the Florida Super Lawyers list for the seventh consecutive year is truly an honor,” said Elkins. “What makes this recognition especially meaningful is that it comes from my peers, who understand the demands and standards of our profession. I’m proud to continue serving clients at the highest level and to be recognized among Florida’s top attorneys.” The Super Lawyers lists are published nationwide in Super Lawyers Magazines and in leading city and regional magazines and newspapers across the country. Super Lawyers magazines also feature editorial profiles of attorneys who embody excellence in the practice of law. For more information about Super Lawyers, visit  SuperLawyers.com .  By ML Staff. Courtesy of MLE Law.

Poliform, a benchmark in Italian contemporary furniture, expands its indoor collection with the Loai Armchair —an elegant fusion of architectural precision and refined comfort. Characterized by a sculptural frame that echoes the classic compass silhouette, the chair’s open structure contrasts with its softly contoured backrest, offering ergonomic support and visual balance. Specifically designed for low dining settings, the Loai Armchair achieves a unique blend of compact form and generous seating, making it suitable for both residential and hospitality environments. Its structure is available in a range of high-quality finishes, including wood and metal, while the upholstery can be customized in Poliform’s extensive textile and leather offerings, allowing seamless integration into diverse interior styles. Debuted at Salone del Mobile 2024, the Loai Armchair is now available at Poliform Miami and across the brand’s corporate showrooms and retail partners throughout the Americas. Poliform Miami showroom address and phone number: Poliform Miami 4100 NE 2nd Avenue Suite 101 - 102 Miami, FL 33137 (305) 573-9950 Connect Online: Email: info@poliformusa.co m Website: www.poliform.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/poliform-americas Facebook: www.facebook.com/PoliformSpa Instagram: www.instagram.com/Poliform_official